Elise Dione Finch Henriques, a meteorologist at New York station Wcbs for 16 years, has died at age 51, it was announced Sunday evening.
The beloved local meteorologist, who went by Elise Finch professionally, died suddenly in a local hospital, according to CBS News. Finch’s cause of death has not yet been determined. In its story announcing Finch’s passing, CBS described her as “a gifted and consummate professional who took great care with her work” and “a wonderful ambassador in the community,” as well as “a fiercely loving and devoted” mother and wife.
The Emmy-winning meteorologist joined the CBS New York team beginning in 2007, where she served as part of the weekend news crew. Finch’s most recent assignment saw her reporting on the weather alongside 9 a.m. morning newscast colleague Cindy Hsu. Her last onscreen appearance was with Mary Calvi and Chris Wragge of CBS2’s News This Morning and News at Noon.
The beloved local meteorologist, who went by Elise Finch professionally, died suddenly in a local hospital, according to CBS News. Finch’s cause of death has not yet been determined. In its story announcing Finch’s passing, CBS described her as “a gifted and consummate professional who took great care with her work” and “a wonderful ambassador in the community,” as well as “a fiercely loving and devoted” mother and wife.
The Emmy-winning meteorologist joined the CBS New York team beginning in 2007, where she served as part of the weekend news crew. Finch’s most recent assignment saw her reporting on the weather alongside 9 a.m. morning newscast colleague Cindy Hsu. Her last onscreen appearance was with Mary Calvi and Chris Wragge of CBS2’s News This Morning and News at Noon.
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